Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) was troubled. She had an unusual childhood, to put it mildly. But then, like others in this version of Los Angeles, California, Luna used her backstory to excuse her narcissistic adult life.
Poppy Nozawa (Romy Park) denied Finn the right to know he had a daughter until recently. As he told Dylan (Sydney Bullock) and many others, especially Poppy, his influence would have had some effect on Luna.
But sadly, there’s no way to know how different that lost life could have been.
One Of The Best Storylines In Recent B&B History
Yes, the subject header is a subjective declarative statement.
One who watches soap operas for years develops comparative abilities that certainly can be challenged by all other daytime fans who are decades-long connoisseurs of this genre of entertainment.
So, with that real-life backstory, let it be said that Luna’s initial reveal as a double murderer, Finn’s daughter instead of Tom Starr’s (Clint Howard) or Bill Spencer’s (Don Diamont), attempted frame of her mother, jailing, eventual pardon, manipulation of Will Spencer (Crew Morrow) through to having his child, and death was a terrific tale.
Major kudos to all who were involved in creating that story, casting Yamada, and weaving so many characters into a searing thriller that led to Luna’s demise at the end of a fantastic episode that played like an old-time classic flick.
John Finn Finnegan Deserves A Good Christmas
Finn was assigned to Steffy Forrester Finnegan’s (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) motorcycle accident case, as devoted viewers know. Their eyes met, and fans knew that the triangle of Steffy, Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton), and Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) was over.
Steffy fell in love with Finn at first sight, and they soon became a couple. Their marriage and eventual birth of a son, Hayes Finnegan (Bryan David Garlick), secured the family structure Finn sought.
The intense emotional pain Luna created can be referred to in the past tense. A good Thanksgiving was had, and hopefully, a warm Christmas can be had at the cliff house with Finn, Steffy, Hayes, Kelly Spencer (Sophia Paras McKinlay), and all who drop in during the season.
Steffy Forrester Finnegan Drawn Back In
Steffy was directly affected by Finn’s daughter being revealed as genetically tied to him. Wood’s character was sickened by the revival of the link to Sheila Carter Sharpe (Kimberlin Brown), though it was her mother-in-law who took a bullet to help protect everyone by Liam at the beach house last summer.
Having returned from Europe with a clear head and being present for the final days of Luna leaves Steffy fully recharged. She needs to be with her father at Forrester Creations, where business-based drama is always in style.
Plus, her brother, Thomas Forrester (Matthew Atkinson), is set to reappear, which often means conflict that draws Steffy in.
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